Thu, 23 February 2006  Listen to the podcast - then learn more about the Booths and the subjects of each chapter, and find links to documents, photos,articles and books at www.johnwilkesbooth.blogspot.com! Category: podcasts -- posted at: 7:10 PM Comments[5] |
Wed, 22 February 2006 "Consider the Elephant" is now available at Podiobooks.com, a great website which gives you the chance to subscribe to a bunch of audiobooks, and receive them on a schedule you choose. There's some really good stuff on the website. Check it out! Category: podcasts -- posted at: 5:57 PM Comments[5] |
Tue, 21 February 2006 Ned comes to Richmond to star at the Old Marshall, and falls in love with an actress named Mary Devlin. Wilkes can't understand why Ned would want to marry when he could have any woman he wants. Ned reveals his awful past, and that Mary is his salvation. Copyright © � 2006 Aram Schefrin. This work can be licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerive 2.5 License To learn more about the facts on which this book is based, go to www.johnwilkesbooth.blogspot.com and click on the links. Comments[5] |
Wed, 15 February 2006 Wilkes joins a company in Richmond, Virginia. While the local men talk secession, the women fawn on Wilkes. Copyright © � 2006 Aram Schefrin. This work can be licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerive 2.5 License To learn more about the facts on which this book is based, go to www.johnwilkesbooth.blogspot.com and click on the links. Comments[4] |
Wed, 8 February 2006 Wilkes begins his acting career in Baltimore and Philadelphia. Copyright © � 2006 Aram Schefrin. This work can be licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerive 2.5 License To learn more about the facts on which this book is based, go to www.johnwilkesbooth.blogspot.com and click on the links. Comments[15] |
Thu, 2 February 2006 Edwin goes to Washington to talk to the Federal police, and to visit June in the Old Capitol Prison. Jack is finally cleared of the crime, and Asia wangles June's release through Philadelphia friends. Edwin goes to Philadelphia. June goes home to San Francisco. On a hot June night, a young Southern boy arrives at Asia's house. His father owns the farm on which Wilkes had been captured and killed. He describes for the family Wilkes' last days, and hands Edwin Wilkes' diary, which he had found in the ashes of his father's tobacco barn. Copyright © � 2006 Aram Schefrin. This work can be licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerive 2.5 License To learn more about the facts on which this book is based, go to www.johnwilkesbooth.blogspot.com and click on the links. Direct download: BOOTH_TWO_FINAL_mixdown01_22050_copy_2.mp3 Category: podcasts -- posted at: 4:47 PM Comments[4] |
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CONSIDER THE ELEPHANT The Life and Death of John Wilkes Booth As Told By His Brother Edwin
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